I also receive the error ‘Failed to launch E1 Menu on HTML Engine’ and i saw that there are four folders in C:\E812\system\JDK… they are bin,demo,include,jre. Please let me know if i have to do something else as well

Sorry for the late reply. Was tied up with other things.

I did an SQL Update on F98602 and F98603 to set the Path Code as DEMO.
Also, I followed the document to the ‘T’ and generated the JAR files etc. the java.tpl file is copied as mentioned in the services guide.
Restarted JDE after completing all the steps.

I am still not able to check in the BSSV.

The logs say that “User cancelled this operation”. I’m sure I’m not doing it. Also, there is no security set up on the laptop to deny access to any folders etc.

What else could be the issue ?

Please help.

Regards,
Prasad

you had given a usefull resource on website. please do share some functional guides also.

Pawan

2. Go to command prompt and type HOSTNAME to determine your local PC local host name.

3. Go to P986115 – Row exit until the maintenance form for “Data Source Revisions”
Change “Logical Server Name” to the local HOSTNAME.
Change “Server Map Data Source Name” to “System Local”
Click OK to update.

4. Reboot. Start E1 Solution Explorer.

5. Go to P98616 and define the DEFAULT printer with the default paper size.
Setup DEFAULT printer via P98616 for the local HOSTNAME.
Setup for for HOSTNAME, (local) and LOCAL. This will allow you to submit UBE from web-client.
*PUBLIC *ALL *ALL *ALL \\corprts1\devprn1 YEOIBMT43 AV

6. Reboot. Start E1 Solution Explorer. Start E1 Web.

from: http://www.jdelist.com/ubb/showthreaded.php?Cat=&Number=138836&page=&view=&sb=5&o=&vc=1

I had read some tips about Business services from http://www.deepeshmd.com given by you.

Could you please forward some documentation in Business services instalation on JDE E9 demo.

Any help appreciated.

Localweb debug log file is initialized
Feb 19 23:53:06.097 – 5260/5024 Http send request failed. Web application server may not be up
Feb 19 23:54:05.765 – 5260/5024 Failed to open registry key for Internet Explorer. We are probably running Vista or higher Microsoft OS verion that does not have registry key for Internet Explorer
Feb 19 23:54:05.765 – 5260/5024 Trying to launch Internet Explorer with the Internet Explorer path set to iexplore.exe
Feb 19 23:54:26.775 – 5260/5024 Http send request failed. Web application server may not be up
Feb 19 23:54:26.776 – 5260/5024 web application server is signaled to start.
Feb 19 23:55:07.841 – 5260/5024 Http send request failed. Web application server may not be up

I could not change the path code on the tables.
JDE does not let me activate the pathcode, it says all OMW tables need to be mapped to the same data source.

Welll.. sorry for expecting a bit too much, but can someone please help me.

Regards,
Prasad

Following is the mail from Chris,
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Hi Deepesh,
Attached is a word document on some informational pointers on how to get BSSV working on a DEMO machine.
I hope this helps you guys out. It’s really not rocket science on this at all.
regards
Chris
Attachment

Can you please let me know more about the jar files. I saw that the JDev creates classes and JPR files.

I had to generate F986020 and F986030 tables. The path code for F98602 / F98603 is Obj Lib local. I have copied the Java.tpl as required, to the JDev path.

I’m still unable to check in BSSVs.

Thanks & Regards,
Prasad

Thanks a lot for the pointers.
I will check these out and get back.
Also regards the question raised by Deepesh, I feel it will be the jar files for the individual bssvs that need to be compiled / built using JDev.

Please let me know if I’m not on the right tracks.

Thanks again.

Regards,
Prasad

Points to implement this.
1) All the Business services that are in Demo have missing JAR files. These will have to be created via JDeveloper and placed in the e900/demo/java/sbf directory.
2) You will have to generated to tables in OMW, check first if they are missing first. F986020 & F986030.
3. Check the F98602 & F98603 tables they must have the pathcode corrected.
4) Copy the java.tpl as per instructions in the JDeveloper pathcode. as per instructions in the Business Services development Guide.
I hope this has helped to enlighten your journey
regards
Chris

I have installed JDE 9 Demo on my PC @ home.

I am trying out things with Business Services. However, I am unable to check in the service.
I understand that I’d need to check it in and then publish it to be able to test it out.
Any ideas / suggestions / docs will be really helpful.

Thanks,
Prasad